Effect
Effect verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).
Vent
Vent verb - To find emotional release for.
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While Shepard never has to enter a vent in Mass Effect 2, there are a few instances or references of vent use in the game.
Source: Air-Vent Passageway - Eisenhower, who felt that the comics' effect on morale - that it gave the troops a means to vent - was more important.
Source: Comic Strip / Willie And Joe -
Later in the film, the girl who is the main character's love interest strips down and has sex with him in a confession booth, and her buttocks are squashed into a vent and seen through glass for comic effect.
Source: Naked People Are Funny
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